Let's explore sentence openers in this KS2 English quiz! Starting sentences with different words makes your writing more exciting. Imagine if every sentence was the same: 'The day was rainy. The cat stayed indoors. The children were bored. The telephone rang...' Boring, right? To keep it interesting, writers use lots of different ways to begin their sentences.
Always read through your work before handing it in. That way, you can change words if you've used the same one too much.
Test your sentence opener skills with this cool English quiz!
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Although he was no longer hungry, James ate a large piece of cake.
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Before she became a famous singer, Jo had worked at a dry cleaner's.
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Eventually, the ship reached land.
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Suddenly, she slammed the book down on her desk.
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Despite his fear of flying, Daniel booked a flight to India.
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After a while, they built up enough courage to look behind the rusty old car.
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If I had three apples, I could bake a tart.
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Since he was the tallest person in the family, it was always his job to reach things down from the top shelf.
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Until she had finished her homework, Holly would not be allowed to go out to play.
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Besides his cousin Charlie, Jack didn't know anyone in his new school.
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